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... medical treatment and lack of cooperation in hypertensive patients ...and adherence of the patient may lead to cognitive ...of cognitive impairment and its effect on ... See full document

... of hypertensive patients cannot be easily controlled with increased age, leading to an increased risk of ...that cognitive impairment was related to both metabolic and structural changes in ... See full document

... Hypertension was defined as systolic blood pressure (SBP) of $140 mmHg and/or diastolic blood pressure (DBP) of $90 mmHg or currently taking antihypertension medica- tions no matter how high blood pressure was. The ... See full document

... Abstract—Cognitive impairment in patients with mild Alzheimer’s disease often times require medication management to prevent forgetfulness due to the diversity of medication involved in the ... See full document

... permanent cognitive impair- ment in bipolar ...bipolar patients in euthymic state with ...the relation between having few sub- jective complaints about cognition and poor attentional and ... See full document

... after treatment in patients with colorectal cancer receiving chemotherapy or radiotherapy after surgery due to longer stay in hospital leading to muscular deconditioning and decreased pulmonary capacity and ... See full document

... affecting adherence, but inconsistently. This study has shown that adherence to treatment was negatively correlated with age, contrary to the fi ndings of other studies which stated that young age ... See full document

... to treatment in group of seniors hospitalized for dementia ...of patients with dementia in ...to treatment in cognitive impaired seniors ...non-adherent patients in his ...of ... See full document

... interaction between stroke and vascular risk factors and the development of cognitive impairment and ...of cognitive problems and has been implicated in the develop- ment of both Alzheimer’s ... See full document

... children to be responsible for their own actions and the out- comes, ie, to become internally-oriented. If children grow into internally-oriented adults, it is more likely that they will engage in behaviors that foster ... See full document

... the patients who remain alive with- out institutionalization, a decline in ADL will occur in one subject in six in 6 ...of patients who will die or whose level of functioning will deteriorate after a ... See full document

... uninsured patients, which are estimated to be half of the Leba- nese ...Medication adherence is a growing concern to clinicians, healthcare systems, and other stakeholders (eg, payers) in the majority of ... See full document

... The Brief Morisky Medication Adherence Scale (BMMAS) was also used to measure patient’s adherence to their drugs. The BMMAS is one of the standard scales used to measure patient’s adherence in ... See full document

... of cognitive function, the ...cognitive impairment. In addition, with our definition of cognitive decline, we were able to find an association with known risk factors, such as age and ...that ... See full document

... the elderly use learning strategies to learn how to take care of their own ...the elderly, making it possible to consoli- date a process of critical, meaningful and emancipatory teaching, as a way of ... See full document

... enrolled patients. Exclusion of patients with dementia was based on medical records or history taken from the patients or the care ...CPD patients suggest that our sample was dementia free at ... See full document

... Despite that, studies analyzing the associations be- tween plasma 27–OHC level and cognitive decline yielded conflicting results. Timothy M. Hughes et al. [27] recently found that the increase of plasma 27–OHC ... See full document

... abdominal obesity was a risk factor of cognitive impair- ment independent of hypercholesterolemia, hypertension, and diabetes. The underlying mechanism may partly be explained by insulin resistance. Recent studies ... See full document

... the impairment of cognition, function, and sensory impairment (vision and hearing), comorbidity, health problems, more than three prescribed drugs, and ...sensory impairment were not statistically ... See full document

... Intrapersonal factors that correlated significantly with StillDriving were age (r = −.156, p = .041), gender (r = −.153, p = .045), CDR-score (r = −.437, p < .001), MMSE-score (r = .309, p < .001), health decline ... See full document